RS-323 Communication to Linux

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  1. eddieford

    eddieford New Member

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    I have a need to connect the UDOO OS via RS-232 Serial. I have an Arduino shield on the board that runs a lighting controller and do not want to use that serial interface for external communications.

    I believe I can use the USB to RS232 bridge on the USB mini_B port.

    I have two questions:

    1. Where would I find a breakout cable for this USB connector with bare wares on the end for a 9 pin connector. Off of UART and UART2.

    Here is the diagram which it is listed as a RS-232 Bridge.
    http://www.udoo.org/wp-content/uploads/ ... el_1_1.pdf


    2. What port on the Linux side would listen to this communication? I would assume I would use a python script to handle IO like I do with Arduino.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank You.
     
  2. peter247

    peter247 Member

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    From what can work out on my Debian system , this is with jp19 ? on :-

    ttymxc1 , is the serial micro usb connection ( cn6 ) , terminal debug .. ( uart1 )
    ttymxc3 , is the link between the sam and linux side ( uart3 )

    So I would guess that Uart2 is ttymxc2
     

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